Projects & Practice

‘Off-Grid DIY’ –renewable energy manual and online platform for rural communities

Keywords:: Climate change adaptation, Communication, Cooperation, Energy efficiency, Information & promotion activities, LEADER/CLLD, Renewable energy
Countries:: Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Sweden

A transnational cooperation project to promote DIY solutions for renewable energy production in rural communities.

Terroir Moselle - Wine and architecture route

Keywords:: Bioeconomy, Cooperation, Culture, Inter-territorial/Transnational cooperation, LEADER/CLLD, Market development, Tourism
Countries:: France, Germany, Luxembourg

The ‘Terroir Moselle wine and architecture route’ is a ‘preparatory’ cooperation project gathering six LEADER areas, five wine growing areas from four regions and three countries.

Biomass Supply Chain Development in Ireland

Keywords:: Bioeconomy, Entrepreneurship, Forestry, Job creation, LEADER/CLLD, Renewable energy, Rural business, Short supply chains & local markets
Countries:: Ireland

An investment project that allowed a company to fill the gap in the local supply chain for wood chips in the north-west of Ireland.

Mid Ireland Adventure

Keywords:: Entrepreneurship, Job creation, LEADER/CLLD, Rural Inspiration Awards: nominees, Rural SMEs, Tourism
Countries:: Ireland

A start-up company specialising in outdoor sports activities used RDP support to purchase equipment and respond to increasing demand for adventure tourism.

Setting up a cheese experience centre in Woerden

Keywords:: Food & Drink, LEADER/CLLD, Market development, Vocational training & skills acquisition
Countries:: The Netherlands

Setting up an innovative enterprise in a historic building to strengthen the regional and local agricultural economy, while promoting employment and tourism.

Moselle Diversity and World City Miselerland – promoting social inclusion

Keywords:: LEADER/CLLD, Migrants, Social inclusion, Youth
Countries:: Luxembourg

As part of the greater LEADER project ‘Moselle Diversity’ the sub-project ‘World City’ supported the organisation of summer activities for children aged between 7 and 12, including children of refugees, and fostered cultural diversity and the values of ‘living together’.